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Cycling in Salers

Cycling from Salers offers a 9.1 km climb to Col de Néronne with moderate gradients on fully paved roads.

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Riding in Salers in numbers

Added up from the recorded routes and OpenStreetMap; nothing estimated.

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Route
9 km
In total
9 km
Longest ride
298 m
Most climbing
Surface
Paved almost throughout
Roads
98% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane
High point
1,242 m on Col de Néronne from Salers
Climbs
1 named climb

The ride in Salers

Cycling guide to Salers

Salers is a starting point for a 9.1 km point-to-point route climbing to Col de Néronne. The climb begins shortly after starting, covering 8.7 km with an elevation gain of 296 m. This route provides a steady ascent with an average gradient of 3.4% and maximum gradient of 5.3%. Cyclists ride on fully paved roads with nearly 9 km on main roads without cycle lanes. The climb reaches a high point of 1242 m. The longest part without services is 3.8 km, and there are no railway stations along the route.

Terrain
The terrain is mountainous with a steady climb of 8.7 km starting 0.3 km from Salers. The average gradient of 3.4% is moderate, with maximum gradients up to 5.3%. The highest point reached is 1242 m.

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